As of Sept. 26, TSA officers will now have broad appeal rights under the MSPB.
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In a major victory for staff at US Penitentiary Thomson in northern Illinois, the U.S. Office of Personnel Management has approved a request to pay 25% retention pay to all officers and staff at the facility.
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Participants engaged in workshops designed to empower them in all facets of their lives.
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AFGE’s National Veterans Affairs Council (NVAC) and the Department of Veterans Affairs are getting ready to renegotiate a new contract following.
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AFGE is excited to report that 4,082 federal workers joined AFGE last month!
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For the first time, a labor representative will sit on the Department of Defense’s Defense Business Board.
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What happened at Ft. Gordon is a reminder why we need a union.
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AFGE urges vaccination against highly contagious Delta variant.
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Learn how to organize workers and build power at your job site.
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National Hispanic Heritage Month is recognized each year between Sept. 15 and Oct. 15.
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AFGE recently launched a new training to help federal workers protect their mental health.
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The House Armed Services Committee Sept. 2 passed the 2022 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) with several AFGE-backed provisions.
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This is the final segment of AFGE’s 4-part series: Surviving COVID: How AFGE Members Took on a Once-in-a-Century Public Health Crisis
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Congratulations to Paula Schelling Soldner who has been elected as the first woman to hold a position as chair of the National Joint Council of Food Inspection Locals!
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Inside this issue, you’ll read more about how we are fighting on several fronts to increase your pay, raise your standard of living, and recruiting more members than we have in years.
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